Dr Laurence Radin, MD

Very poor experience. No care. No preparation. Very unprofessional. Stay away

Continual misdiagnosis. Improper, unethical testing. When I eventually asked for my records I was immediately dropped as a patient - informed by FedEx the next day. Records were devoid of information. Andrea Stewart is Radin's unethical enabler. Yet they are both very amiable. Very sad - I feel sorry for whatever experiences they had in life to make them so duplicitous. Maybe it's just the money, I don’t know… The women in the office staff are great.

I would give this place TEN stars if they would allow me! I have been suffering from migraines all of my life, migraines have completely dominated how I live my day to day routine. Today I had an appointment with their Nurse-Practitioner Andrea Stewart and for the first time EVER I felt as if someone finally truly understood my condition. I generally know more about migraines than any doctor I have gone, to but Andrea was incredibly knowledgable, kind, understanding, and sympathetic to my needs. If you have any migraine issues DO NOT HESITATE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT!

He listened to all I had to say it was nice. There’s things he can improve on just like every doctor I have seen. But his bedside manner to me was spot on. You can read all these reviews but honestly everyone has a different take. You need to do it for yourself.

After 8 months of seeing Dr. Radin he has offered no treatment plan, doesn't appear to listen, dismissive of any type of treatment outside of medication. I could go on but just seek another doctor in my opinion.

The patient, my wife was exposed to an experimental RNA virus at Pfizer. She was falling to paralysis several times a day for 2-3 hours. Radin said he had heard about her from Occupational Med. at Yale. He then refused to do any exam, blood work and no referral to I.D.. After hospitalization and work-up at L&M Hospital ER, it was found she has hypokalemic periodic paralysis from the exposure. She had severe pain and full body paralysis and he would not see her participating in a cover up. He refused to honor the Hippocratic oath to "do no harm".

Dr Radin is a fine man, and clearly a courteous gentleman. However, I can not say that he is a fine Neurologist, particularly when it comes to MS. He diagnosed me as NOT having MS, based on a lack of particular proteins in my CSF alone. It should be noted that the presence or lack of these proteins is characterized as "indeterminate" at best in medical literature. Yet Dr. Radin uses this test as singular go/no-go criterion for whether or not a patient has MS. Neurologists at Harvard and YALE immediately disagree with this rudimentary approach. In my case, Dr. Radin's diagnosis was characterized as incorrect by literally a room full of YALE MS Specialists when I received a second opinion from them. Worse yet, as a consequence of my mis-diagnosis, I have not received MS therapy for a half year now (scheduling the second opinion at YALE was a very lengthy process). The disease symptoms have returned with a vengeance. Life is already hard, and I do NOT need this further… complication. In summary, he may be a decent Neurologist. Just not a decent MS Specialist in my humble opinion. Please be careful before electing him to be your Dr. Thanks.

visits were very short. He does not explain diagnosis and reasons for treatment. Told me to google it.... after a few moths of recovering from a concussion i just felt like a lab rat.

I've been seeing Dr. Radin for over 2 years now. He is EASY to work with, takes the time to listen to your input, and is experienced. He and his staff understand their business, and have your interests in mind.

Unfortunately I can't recommend Dr. L Radin as a neurologist. He was dismissive of the symptoms I was having and even went so far as to say that my illness was in my head. I'm concerned for future patients of his who actually may have underlying mental health issues, his approach is certainly one lacking in empathy, compassion and care. Fortunately, I have a wonderful team of doctors including a new neurologist. I feel confident in my care moving forwards.